Does the pour spout work well for liquids or spill all over?
27888
It seems to pour pretty well, have not had issues with spill over like my previous bowl
27889
Yes, it pours well IF you pour slowly. Pour too fast and the liquid will tend to overflow.
27890
Works well but like any pour system don't pour faster than the lip can handle.
342879
Yes pour spout built in the cap,worth the money use as reserve for my motorcycle
1119278
yes there is an opening for pouring (a spout) in the top. , I am not sure that you could pour anything on it while it's running though, it might splash all over the place. I guess if the blender wasn't too full it might work. Hope that helps!
438644
It is difficult to avoid some spillage! I move quickly and usually that's ok. Incidentally, the bottle I had before this one had a better design and this didn't happen! I should have kept it and refilled instead! It may be intentionally designed this way, so you purchase more. It is so mild though, that it is ok if some spills out.
2141301
I was skeptical at first, however there is no spilling or drips after/during a pour. The design is excellent.
1984564
I never spilled anything on it but can't imagine it would hold up. The on off switch isn't the best and sometimes needs to be messed with. Other than that it works nicely.
2193024
no leakage unless it falls over with the spout open ... occasionally some condensation but not always.
1885033
Yes. The seal is terrific. I have three of these cans and they do not leak in any position. I would definitely get the pour spout accessory.
1644781
I have not had any problems pouring. I would think it depends how quickly your pour. It's hot so I go slowly
707290
Yes , it works much better in holding liquids from spilling out if top when blending
1613373
It doesn't drip down the outside, but after you pour the first cup, a little liquid does pool in the spout. As long as the carafe is kept upright, it won't spill, just that little bit will go into the cup next time you pour.
1189663
I like the pour spout on it, i think it would work fine for 2 people. Hope that helps.
1303081
The one I got for my mom did not have a pouring spout on it but with the shaping I don't think that pouring would be an problem. Unless you are pouring slowly then it might drip a little.
663071
Since there is no bottle, just the spout it is as simple as it gets. I just toss it in the dishwasher when needed, but the pour is so clean that I don't have to do that too often. The pour is so nice the outside of the bottle stays clean and the spout stays clean. This is better than any "oil" bottle I have ever seen.
2211173
Don't pour fast. Slowly and it doesn't come out of the top. I haven't had a problem with that.
785304
Should work okay, as the parts all *appear* to be poly-vinyl. That said, there will always remain a decent portion of oil that will not dispense properly toward the end of the jar due to strange design. Also, the design does not permit infusions, as there is no way to strain the particulates away from the pour-spout--a pretty major design flaw, in my opinion. They simply need to re-design the way the speed-pour attaches to the lid, so that a mesh strainer (not unlike the concaved variety used in kitchen sinks) can be inserted between the jar and the speed-pour to prevent particulates from leaving the jar. Should work okay, as the parts all *appear* to be poly-vinyl. That said, there will always remain a decent portion of oil that will not dispense properly toward the end of the jar due to strange design. Also, the design does not permit infusions, as there is no way to strain the particulates away from the pour-spout--a pretty major design flaw, in my opinion. They simply need to re-design the way the speed-pour attaches to the lid, so that a mesh strainer (not unlike the concaved variety used in kitchen sinks) can be inserted between the jar and the speed-pour to prevent particulates from... » Read More Should work okay, as the parts all *appear* to be poly-vinyl. That said, there will always remain a decent portion of oil that will not dispense properly toward the end of the jar due to strange design. Also, the design does not permit infusions, as there is no way to strain the particulates away from the pour-spout--a pretty major design flaw, in my opinion. They simply need to re-design the way the speed-pour attaches to the lid, so that a mesh strainer (not unlike the concaved variety used in kitchen sinks) can be inserted between the jar and the speed-pour to prevent particulates from leaving the jar. « Show Less
2099145
I've only used the carafe for water, but I haven't noticed any water dripping down the side during or after pouring.